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  • Kubernetes stands at an important inflection point

    Last week at KubeCon and CloudNativeCon in Copenhagen, we saw an open source community coming together, full of vim and vigor and radiating positive energy as it recognized its growing clout in the enterprise world. Kubernetes, which came out of Google just a few years ago, has gained acceptance and popularity astonishingly rapidly — and that has raised both a sense of possibility and a boat load of questions.

  • Everything announced at KubeCon + CloudNativeCon Europe 2018

    More than 4,300 developers gathered in Copenhagen this past week for KubeCon + CloudNativeCon Europe 2018, a conference focused on the use of Kubernetes, microservices, containers, and other open sourced tools for building applications for the web. Throughout the week, companies in attendance made a slew of announcements regarding new products and services for cloud native computing.

  • IBM CTO Defines Multi-Cloud Reality at KubeCon Europe

    The term "multi-cloud" is often heard at IT conferences today, but what does it really mean and is it a future state or something that is real today?

    In a video interview with eWEEK at the KubeCon and CloudNativeCon Europe 2018 event here, Jason McGee, vice president and CTO of IBM Cloud Platform, detailed the modern reality of multi-cloud and how Kubernetes fits in.

    "Multi-cloud is real and it's here today, from the standpoint that most large organizations already have multiple cloud destinations that they are using," McGee said.

  • How the Kubernetes Release Team Works

    As a community project, Kubernetes also has a community process for how releases are managed and delivered.

    At the KubeCon and CloudNativeCon Europe 2018 event, Jaice Singer DuMarsOSS Governance Program Manager and Caleb Miles  technical program manager at Google outlined the core process and activities of the Kubernetes Release Special Interest Group (SIG).

    "Fundamentally and philosophically a release is representative of a critical bond between a project and its community," DuMars said. "At the heart of that is that is really a covenant of trust and on the release team or anything to do with releasing you are actually holder of that trust."

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